Airport management
Airport billing software connected to aircraft movement
The Auter framework
Movement capture
Record landings, departures, parking and services at the source.
Tariff rules
Apply valid tariff rules to the recorded event and service.
Billing traceability
Keep the link between the operational record, charge and invoice.
Frequently asked questions
Which operational events originate airport billing charges?
Landings, departures, parking, stand use and recorded airport services can originate charges according to the rules applicable to each operation. The process preserves the link between the operational event, applied rule, charge and invoice, enabling review before closing and maintaining an audit history. The final design must reflect the context, responsibilities and specific criteria of each individual airport operation.
How are tariff rules applied to aircraft movements?
Tariff rules are linked to the recorded event and use the required attributes to calculate the corresponding charge in a verifiable manner. The process preserves the link between the operational event, applied rule, charge and invoice, enabling review before closing and maintaining an audit history. The final design must reflect the context, responsibilities and specific criteria of each individual airport operation.
How can a charge be reviewed before an invoice is issued?
The review brings together the source event, associated services, applied rule and calculated amount before the financial document is issued. The process preserves the link between the operational event, applied rule, charge and invoice, enabling review before closing and maintaining an audit history. The final design must reflect the context, responsibilities and specific criteria of each individual airport operation.
Can billing include services beyond aeronautical tariffs?
Additional services can be related to the same operational record when their commercial conditions and charging criteria are defined in the process. The process preserves the link between the operational event, applied rule, charge and invoice, enabling review before closing and maintaining an audit history. The final design must reflect the context, responsibilities and specific criteria of each individual airport operation.
How does history support an airport billing audit?
The history identifies the source of the charge, the rule in effect, adjustments made and the people responsible for each processing stage. The process preserves the link between the operational event, applied rule, charge and invoice, enabling review before closing and maintaining an audit history. The final design must reflect the context, responsibilities and specific criteria of each individual airport operation.